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Tennessee

Knoxville: West Town Mall food court. 6 pm

Memphis: Republic Coffee, 2924 Walnut Grove Rd. 6 pm

Nashville: J&J's Market & Cafe, 1912 Broadway. 6 pm

Texas

Austin: Spider House Cafe, 2908 Fruth St, front room across from the bar. 7 pm

Dallas: Wild Turkey, 2470 Walnut Hill Lane, outside porch near the entrance. 7:30 pm

Houston: Ninfa's Express next to Nordstrom's in the Galleria Mall. 6 pm

San Antonio: Bunsen Burger, 5456 Walzem Rd. 7 pm

Vermont

Burlington: Borders Books at Church St and Cherry St on the second floor of the cafe.

Virginia

Arlington: (see District of Columbia)

Blacksburg: Squires Student Center at Virginia Tech, 118 N. Main St. 7 pm

Charlottesville: Panera Bread at the Barracks Road Shopping Center. 6:30 pm.

Virginia Beach: Pembroke Mall food court. 6 pm

Washington

Seattle: Washington State Convention Center. 2nd level, south side. 6 pm

Spokane: The Service Station, 9315 N Nevada (North Spokane).

Wisconsin

Madison: Fair Trade Coffee House, 418 State St.

All meetings take place on the first Friday of the month. Unless otherwise noted, they start at 5 pm local time. To start a meeting in your city, send email to meetings@2600.com.

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by 2600 Magazine | 75 words

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Epub Letters

2600 Magazine | 2389 words

Hello,

As you kindly asked for feedback, I am quite glad to provide. I ironically found your magazine through Amazon's Kindle book lending program. (I get the magazine for 7 days and then it's returned.) I borrowed it just out of curiosity - with so many things I need to read, I doubt I would have bought it.

Very glad I did and, as soon as I finish this email, I plan to subscribe. Little did I know a magazine about hacking could be so entertaining, humane, and fun. And reading about issues like Internet law, etc. without the dross of flame wars and petty nitpicking was great.

Too bad I have been missing out on it all this time but never too late.

Lastly, I am sure the Kindle is not a popular device with many of your subscribers, and possibly for good reason. However, I consume a large amount of technical books and can't stand all the needless tree killing for information with such a rapid expiration date, so I thank you for providing your magazine in this format.

Sent from my iPad

Brent

Glad we were able to reach you. We've found the Kindle has been successful in getting the magazine to people who otherwise had never even heard of us and that alone is way cool. But there are other platforms and many different ways we can be spreading the information around effectively. We're doing our best to get to all of them. It is indeed an exciting time to be in publishing, despite what you may hear from those in the business who aren't interested in doing things differently.

Awesome!!! You can't imagine how long I waited for this to happen. Well... since I'm not the only ebook aficionado, I think you are going to please a lot of people. Now I will have no excuse to miss an issue. I was so pleased that I bougth every book and "zine" available.

Some comments:

- I have no negative coments. Everything is fine on my phone: fonts and cover.

- I miss the cover pictures. I understand the download size issue that they would bring. Is there a way to post them on the web and provide a link in the digital version?

- I would rather give you the same amount of money directly instead of going through a reseller. Unless you have some contractual clause preventing this. I would be glad to help maintain the paper version so dear to you.

Excellent work